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New Surgeon General Report Focuses on Cessation
On Thursday, January 23, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams released a report encouraging commercial tobacco users to quit and doctors to ask and advise their patients to quit. The new Surgeon General report is the first to focus on the topic of cessation in 30 years. The report details the short and long-term benefits of quitting, as well as outlining the most effective ways to quit.
Updates
New Federal Policies Raise Tobacco Age to 21, Partially Restrict E-Cigarette FlavorsJan. 3, 2020
Youth E-Cigarette Use Continues to Climb NationallyDec. 9, 2019
Governor Tony Evers and the Departments of Health Services and Public Instruction send letter to schools highlighting e-cigarette prevention resourcesNov. 22, 2019
In Recent News
US surgeon general says doctors aren't encouraging enough smokers to quitJan. 24, 2020
Not enough evidence that e-cigarettes help to stop smoking, surgeon general saysJan. 24, 2020
JUUL use more than doubled among U.S. teens, young adults in one yearJan. 22, 2020
Legislation designed to prevent vapingJan. 22, 2020
Evers puts forward comprehensive agenda to combat vaping among youthJan. 22, 2020